GRÄFLICH ORTENBURG CANDLEHOLDER 100 White clay was used exclusively

White clay was used exclusively in the manufacture of SCHLOSSBERG's products

A case in point is the 'Sea Garden' décor

Style - Vintage

Production Period – 1965-1974

notably (in addition to Welling and Heuckeroth) the Hungarian designer Dudas Laszlo

GRÄFLICH ORTENBURG CANDLEHOLDER 100 White clay was used exclusivelyA glossy, citric acid yellow candleholder from Grflich Ortenburg. The curdling drip glaze is applied over a reddish brown clay which peeks through as an accent color. GRFLICH ORTENBURG was founded in 1946 by Hungarian count Alram Graf zu Ortenburg (1925 2007) on his familys estate in Tambach, Germany. Several clay pits had been developed on the property in 1939, and upon inheriting it, the Count decided to open a ceramics workshop in a side wing of